The worst shoe ever, after a month the internal air sole burst and the shoes collapsed and it's like you're stepping on concrete, and for the record, I weigh 78 kilos.

I have an observation about the sizes... they keep changing the fits. I started wearing 46 or 46.5... now I got these Nike in 47.5 to have a bit of room and in the end my big toe still touches. Should I have gotten 48.5??? I ordered them online at a good price, but I always say shoes are not like clothes, you have to try them on, but to get one size bigger and still have my toe touch... have they made them smaller, are they saving on material?

Very nice feel but they got holes in the classic spot of the big toe on both shoes within 4-6 months, with daily walking ~3-4km without heavy use mainly on asphalt. I deduct one star for the hole and another for the price because I bought them from a store at 130, somewhere around 60-70 would be a more appropriate price because I see here they are closer to triple digits unless you count some dull color that doesn't sell... I intentionally got a slightly larger size (45.5) and they were quite comfortable and my feet didn't smell. So the remaining stars are for these.

The shoes are perfect but at the store where I got them, they didn't have them in size 40, so I tried size 39. And we ordered size 40. When they arrived, they were a bit tight, so I got them in size 41. I recommend you take one size larger unless you like them in the size you normally wear

They are light and have a beautiful design. First time I stepped in them I was happy and excited to go for a run. After my 3rd run my right sole feels like I have a rock inside them. I cannot use them for running anymore, and they create discomfort that can lead to injury. Don’t buy Nikes for running, try other brands.

I have had the shoe for two months, it is mainly intended for people who are not "too" heavy. I noticed in the two months of use that the feeling of support is somewhat lacking; not that it doesn't exist, but it's not at the primary level. If someone is looking to spend up to 80-90 and wants support, yes, they should get it. If the budget is around a hundred, it's better to look for a Bondi or Kayano 30

Bought for 100 euros. Size 43 and weight 303g. It is a shoe for medium distances. One downside is that the tongue is loose and during running it doesn't sit well on the foot. The fabric is nice and breathable, and it sits nicely on the foot. The shoes generally hug the foot well and provide good support. The insole is soft, as well as the cushioning. The sole is very good with Zoom technology, which provides good absorption and responsiveness during running. It is a decent running shoe, but not worth the money.